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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 335, 6 August 1875, Page 3

'' Sxeangejbs paying a visit to Donedm ar» ■often at a loss to-know whatis the best •establishment to visit for. the; purchase of drapery; and clothing. Herbert, Haynes, and Co. offer • special advantages to the public that can bemet with else iu the city. They, keep at all times the largest and best assorted; -stock of. every class of goods, imported direofc from the leading' manufacturers and; 'ware housemen at home, which, being bought entirely; upon cash terms, fchey are enabled to offer goods of such sterling value ascannot be Equalled by any o.ther house in the trade* EveJy i rticle in 'stock is marked at- a fired rprice for . ready money, from which no. abatement is ever made, so that itie most*- inexperienced buy. their goods at the same prices as the best jildges; Their terms are—net cash, withput discount or reductions of any kind. ! v-' t .f . - Qintment and JPiSs^-Health'* : 'None sa\T3 the etrorigeatccan with impunity pasaj through the sudden, transitions from wet to dry, from cold, to- muggy weather, so prevalent the late autumn . and.early winter months. Influenza, bron--chitis, cqugli, sore throat, diptheria, or qninthpse most watchful of thera, health ; but they can readily arrest any ofi these complaints by .rubbing Hollo way's Ointment twice a-day upon the skin adjacent to the affected part, and by assisting its corrective action with appropriate doses of his Pills. This well-known, safe, and easy mode of treatment efficiently protects the invalid bothfrom present- and future danger without weakening or even depressing the system ins the slightest, degree.